Company-level targeting
Filter organizations using industry, location, employee size, revenue band, company type, and related firmographic attributes.
Company & professional intelligence
Build B2B audiences around real targeting criteria.
Create company and professional datasets using firmographic, geographic, functional, and seniority filters matched to your market.
Firmographics
Decision roles
Business contacts
Built around your targeting brief
Company and contact data shaped around your ICP
Use a defined market brief to narrow organizations and the professionals most relevant to your sales, research, partnership, or market-development workflow.
Professional targeting
Narrow contacts by department, job function, title family, seniority, and decision role.
Custom field selection
Choose the business contact and company fields required for your downstream workflow rather than accepting a fixed output.
Available attributes
Select the fields that matter to your workflow
Field availability varies by audience and source coverage. Common B2B attributes include:
Company nameWebsiteIndustryEmployee rangeRevenue rangeSIC / NAICSCountryStateCityFirst nameLast nameJob titleDepartmentSeniorityBusiness emailBusiness phoneLinkedIn URL
Targeting frameworkExample
IndustrySelected B2B sectors
Company sizeDefined employee band
RoleFunction + seniority
GeographyCountry / state / metro
Custom outputFields and filters aligned to your brief
Where it fits
Use the data for focused business workflows
Outbound market development
Build account and contact coverage around a defined ICP and relevant buying roles.
Market mapping
Understand which organizations and decision functions exist inside a chosen segment.
Partner targeting
Identify companies and roles relevant to channel, alliance, or ecosystem development.
CRM expansion
Add net-new companies or contacts where your internal coverage is incomplete.
Start with your criteria
Tell us the market you need to reach.
Share your audience, filters, geography, and required fields. We’ll use that brief to scope the dataset.